Most badminton doubles players overlook some common mistakes that put their victory at risk. Even if you have decades of experience, there are a number of bad habits that develop over time and are likely to surface when you’re under pressure. Al Liao points out the five mistakes that doubles players make and teaches how to rectify them so that you and your partner are in complete synchronization. Once you have acquired the five principles, it’s a good idea to move about on the court while practicing and concentrate on your movements. Watching Al Liao in action can help you execute the right footwork techniques since he’s a professional badminton player teaching several students for the past few years. According to him: “The unconditional responses can be corrected with practice and conscious effort from overlapping positions to playing singles in doubles.” Don’t let your past experiences hold you back from going all out, and subscribe to our channel to gain razorsharp reflexes and desirable badminton footwork.

Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid in DOUBLES BADMINTON:

1. Overlapping Positions
2. Not in sync with Partner's Rhythm
3. No Followup Steps
4. Racket Positioning
5. Playing Singles in Doubles


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